Make Your Own Fishing Weights At Home With Little To No Equipment | Quick & Simple

[@russhayes4882]

Great video

[@CatfishWeekly]

Another great video Hagen

[@billmcconnell1737]

Saves some money an your still spending quality time with Landon. I remember helping my Dad make sinkers when I was a youngin

[@SWF734]

Me too those were some good memories

[@bretshivers8352]

love your content, keeping it real and clean. tight lines my friend!

[@paulmoss7940]

Yeah Man ! great job on the video.

[@RiverRat-2112]

My paternal grandmother used to make sinkers in the kitchen, melting the lead on the stove in a cast iron skillet. Unbeknownst to my mother, I, at single digit ages, helped. I loved to do the pouring. Safety first! LOL

[@gregs2509]

Casting your own stuff is a great money saver. Scrap is a great way to maximize savings. Beware the danger of melting scrap metal containing even slight amounts of water. FYI- The time lead explodes is when metal containing encased water is placed into the liquid metal that is in the pot. The enclosed water flashes into steam and explodes the contents of the pot. Always melt scrap by starting with a cold pot. Be safe!

[@papatrt]

WoW! i'm first to be here I'm honored! Thank you for your content and sharing!

[@cb62benson30]

Thanks Man

[@JozietheTexasLegend]

That’s what I’m talking bout!!

[@arnoldgrubbs2005]

We used to be able to go to tire stores and get buckets of used wheel weights, but now they seem to be made "lead free", I guess so if they come off and get back out in nature again, they won't damage something. I really don't think thats a real thing, but its hard to get that stuff now.

[@tonypope9055]

I do that every year getting ready for spoonbilling

[@RiverRat-2112]

BTW, is that a new boat behind you?

[@rexwright2386]

I can make bank ones up to 8oz